With the recent announcement of more than 6000 teaching slots being cut through layoffs and attrition, NBC nightly news spoke with Steve Levin about his proposal to extend the millionaires tax. Given that both of these possible outcomes will affect Brooklyn Heights, which you think is better for the neighborhood? Teacher layoffs or a millionaires tax extension?

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